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Larong Pinoy Luksong Tinik Tumbang preso Sipa palosebo Sekqu Base Jack En’ Poy Patintero Langit LUpa Tamaan tao Chinese Garter Credits

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Larong Pinoy• Luksong Tinik

• Tumbang preso

• Sipa

• palosebo

• Sekqu Base

• Jack En’ Poy

• Patintero• Langit LUpa

• Tamaan tao

• Chinese Garter

Credits

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Luksong Tinik

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Luksong TinikLuksong-tinik (lit. jump over the thorns of a plant)two players serve as the base of the tinik (thorn) byputting their right or left feet together (solestouching gradually building the tinik). A startingpoint is set by all the players, giving enough runwayfor the players to achieve a higher jump, so as not tohit the tinik. Players of the other team start jumpingover the tinik, followed by the other team members.

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Luksong Tinik

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Tumbang Preso

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Tumbang PresoTumbang preso or presohan (tumba-patis in mostVisayan regions) is a popular Filipino street game and iscommonly seen in most Filipino movies and TV series.Like other Filipino traditional games, members take thefollowing rules: one as the “taya”, someone who takesthe rule of a-player-at-stake and holds theresponsibility of the Lata (tin can), and; the others asthe players striking. The game is performed by havingthe players a “pamato” (which is ones own slipper)used for striking the tin that is held beside the taya.

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Tumbang PresoCan Slipper

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Tumbang Preso

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Tumbang Preso

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Tumbang Preso

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Tumbang Preso

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Haha! Noobs

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Tumbang Preso

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Rasengan!

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Tumbang Preso

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Tumbang Preso

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Tumbang Preso

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Tumbang Preso

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Out!

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Sipa

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SipaThe object being used to play the game is also called sipa. It ismade of a washer with colorful threads, usually plastic straw,attached to it. The sipa is then thrown upwards for the playertoss using his/her foot. The player must not allow the sipa totouch the ground by hitting it several times with his/her foot,and sometimes the part just above the knee. The player mustcount the number of times he/she was able to kick the sipa.The one with most number of kicks wins the game.The gamemechanics of Sipa is similar to the Western game called HackySack. Sipa is also played professionally by Filipino athletes witha woven ball, called Sepak Takraw, with game rules borrowedfrom our Southeast Asian neighbor, Indonesia.

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Sipa

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Sipa

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Palo-sebo

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Palo-SeboThis game involves a greased bamboo pole thatplayers attempt to climb. This games is usuallyplayed during town fiestas, particularly in theprovinces. The objective of the participants isto be the first person to reach the flag locatedon top of the pole.

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Palo-Sebo

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Palo-Sebo

FlagGreased

Pole

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Palo-Sebo

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Go!!

Go!!

Spartan!

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Sekqu Base

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Sekqu BaseIt is another version of Agawan Base but noscore limits. If a team scores five, the game isstill going on. The players can hide in otherthings near the enemy base and ambushthem.

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Sekqu Base

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GO HOME LOOSERS!

Hahaha:’(

BASE

A

BASE

B

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Jack En’ Poy

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Jack En’ PoyThis is the local version of Rock-paper-scissors. Though the spelling seems Americanin influence, the game is really Japanese inorigin (janken) with the lyrics in the Japaneseversion sounding very similar to the"gibberish" sung in the Philippines.

The lyrics:Jack 'n' Poy, hale-hale-hoy! Sinong matalo s'yang unggoy!.

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Patintero

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PatinteroA Filipino variation of "tag". No.of player/s:Thereare five members 5 in each group. Each memberof the group who is it stands on the water lines.The perpendicular line in the middle allowsthe it designated on that line to intersect thelines occupied by the it that the parallel lineintersects, thus increasing the chances of therunners to be trapped.even only one(1) memberof a group is tagged the whole group will be the“taya".

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Patintero

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Patintero

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Patintero

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(@_@)

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Langit Lupa

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Langit LupaLangit-lupa (lit. heaven and earth) one itchases after players who are allowed to runon level ground (lupa) and clamber overobjects (langit). The “Taya" may tag playerswho remain on the ground, but not thosewho are standing in the "langit" (heaven).The tagged player then becomes “Taya" andthe game continues.

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Langit LupaIn choosing who the first "It" is usually a chant is sung, while pointing at the players one by one:

Langit, lupa impyerno, im - im - impyernoSak-sak puso tulo ang dugo

Patay, buhay, Umalis ka na sa pwesto mo!When the song stops and a player is pointed at

they are "out" and the last person left is the "It"

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Langit Lupa

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Langit Lupa

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(@.@) ??

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Langit Lupa

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Out!

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Tamaan Tao

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Tamaan TaoDodgeball is a game in which players on twoteams try to throw balls at each other whileavoiding being hit themselves. There are manyvariations of the game, but generally the mainobjective of each team is to eliminate allmembers of the opposing team by hitting themwith thrown balls, catching a ball thrown by amember of the opposing team, or forcing themto move outside the court boundaries when aball is thrown at them

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Tamaan Tao

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Tamaan Tao

Dodge Ball

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Tamaan Tao

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Tamaan Tao

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Tamaan Tao

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:’(

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Tamaan Tao

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Tamaan Tao

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Hahaha

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Tamaan Tao

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Tamaan Tao

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Noob!

More Practice

Weakling!

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Chinese Garter

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Chinese GarterTwo people hold both ends of a stretched garterhorizontally while the others attempt to crossover it. The goal is to cross without havingtripped on the garter. With each round, thegarter's height is made higher than the previousround (the game starts with the garter at ankle-level, followed by knee-level, until the garter ispositioned above the head).

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Chinese Garter

Garter

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Chinese Garter

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Larong Pinoy

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Larong PinoyJhenry Marbella aa Solomon

Paula Legaspi Eugenio Estadola

Paolo Patton Alona aaaaaaa

Aaaaa Delgado Ghelmar Eduarte

Aaaaaaa Pasta aaaaa Delfin

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Larong PinoyJhenry Marbella aa Solomon

Paula Legaspi Eugenio Estadola

Paolo Patton Alona aaaaaaa

Aaaaa Delgado Ghelmar Eduarte

Aaaaaaa Pasta aaaaa Delfin

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Larong PinoyJhenry Marbella aa Solomon

Paula Legaspi Eugenio Estadola

Paolo Patton Alona aaaaaaa

Aaaaa Delgado Ghelmar Eduarte

Aaaaaaa Pasta aaaaa Delfin